Arkadiusz Bokowy

> In tools.drivers, there is a rules property with entries corresponding to the ruleIds that wee can find in the results Yes, you are right. I think that the `rules`...

The validation passes, but there are some suggestions (one of them is adding `rules`): - runs[0].results[0].message: The 'message' property of this result contains a 'text' property. Consider replacing it with...

> Nothing appears to have changed since 2019 I think that the next release of Clang will contain SARIF output formatter https://clang.llvm.org/doxygen/Sarif_8h_source.html so that's a change for start. SARIF adaptation...

@zzzachzzz see this: https://code.visualstudio.com/api/working-with-extensions/publishing-extension#your-extension-folder > "To load an extension, you need to copy the files to your VS Code extensions folder [...]" The way to exploit this in dotfiles is...

> From the history in MainLoop.cpp, it was added for python support. OK, thanks for info. I'll check that. EDIT: It seems that the `MainLoop.h` was included in the python...

@msandstedt It will definitely "fix" that issue, because the `MainLoop::EnsureStarted()` is gone :D Right now there will be only one thread started and it's joined in the `PlatformManagerImpl::_Shutdown()` so there...

Yes, such pattern is possible. Twice or trice *in a row* I should say :)

This might be related: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/glib/-/issues/1672

I've done some tests of this issue and it seems that on Ubuntu 22.04 TSAN has been fixed - it no longer reports such false positives. One can use provided...

After more research I've found the **TRUE** cause of false positives. The proper answer is here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/74328089